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School Threat Arrests | Murder Arrest In Shootings: News Nearby
Other top Georgia stories, including three pipe bombs being found in a vacant home where the occupant had recently died.

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Friday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.
- Students Accused Of Making Threats Against Bartow Schools
- Arrest Made In Atlanta Driver Shootings, DeKalb Murder
- Pipe Bombs Found In Cobb County Home
Former Gwinnett Band Director Reportedly Impregnates Ex-Student
A former Gwinnett County band director was denied bond Thursday after being charged with 20 counts of sexual assault reportedly impregnating an ex-student.
Cause Of Death Released For Sandy Springs Man Found In River
The Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office has released the cause and manner of death for the 78-year-old Sandy Springs resident whose body was recovered from the Chattahoochee River.
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Georgia Weather: Rain, Then Thunderstorms, This Weekend
It looks like metro Atlanta could be in for a soggy weekend, with a chance of rain the next couple of days turning into a chance for thunderstorms by Sunday.
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- Forsyth Student Arrested After Another Social Media Threat
- Teen Stabs Father, Brother After Having Knife At School: Police
- Federal Inmate Ran Taxi Service For Fellow Escapees
- Green-Haired Suspect Turns Himself In To FBI
- Gin Blossoms Highlight Chamblee Summer Concerts
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